Measuring Hay Stack Volume And Ton Calculations
An old farm note explains three methods to calculate stack cubic feet per ton of hay. It lists per ton cubic feet by days settled for alfalfa and mentions a standard 422 cubic feet for well settled native hay. It covers width over and measurement techniques and provides example rules from Colorado and a government rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
T. F. Leiper
S Pricultural College
Fort Collines
Jackson County
Walden Star
At The Bohn Hotel
Jed Currie and wife Sar t o ga Chas McKay Saratoga Paul Pilon Saratoga Dr W C Adams Kansas City listed at the hotel in a brief society notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed B. Currie
Sar ‘Toga
Chas McKay
Saratoga
Paul Pilon
W. C Adams
Kansas City
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society held its regular Wednesday afternoon meeting in the Presbyterian reading room. Officers elected were Mrs T B Haines president J P Sproat vice president Mrs Joe Rankin treasurer and Mrs J H Nesbitt secretary. Visitors included Mrs I F Crout and Miss Maxell. Luncheon was served by Mrs J Wirth.
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Ladies Aid Society
Presbyter Lian
T. B. Haines
Jps E. Sproat
Joe Rankin
J. H Nesbitt
1. F. Crout
Miss Maxwell
J. +. Wirth
Old Presidente Fate Quips On Kings And Presidents
A Boston Herald snippet recalls a child’s joke about kings and presidents during 1901 events. Local notes list many Encampment residents traveling, visiting, selling, or moving, including Hayden sale attendees, mine work, and school entries. Numerous entries detail family visits, relocations, and community activities around Encampment and nearby towns.
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Woy ‘Ory
We Voter
Nova Scotia
Bs Pr
Bessie
Boston Herald
Encampment Men Leave For Training Camp And Local Draft List
Encampment residents head to Ameri can Lake for training while many are summoned to appear before the Rawlings local board. The list names Joseph Ledbetter W T McCluskey Edward Metcalf David Bashore Carl Ashley Harry Anderson Claude Thompson William Harkin Eugene Kirkpatrick Walter Leake and others with 867 men still to be sent from Carbon county.
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Rawlains
American Lake
Russel Parr
Rawlings
Carbon County
Joseph Henry Ledbetter
W. T. McCluskey
Edward Joseph Metcalf
David Bashore
Carl H. Ashley
Harry A. Anderson
Claude W- Thompson
Wm. Harkin
Eugene Kirkpatrick
Walter Leake
Ra R. Boyd
Leo Bukies
Adam Hoff
Imer Francis
Bix Creek
Edward Clyde Lowery
Nels Anshelm Erick Won
Harry Walter Pantie
Riverside
Richard Myron Martin
Rezin H. Bridges
Frederick S. Stover
Dee Earl Boyd
Charles Ff. Hunter
Charles Johnson
Adram Astee Wolfard
Thomas Murphy
Wilks Brownlee
Denyer Suttles
Howard Thomas Carver
Carl Victor Christensen
William F. Hopkadu
John Campbell Peryam
Dee Elwood Wolfard
Emery Bar
Midler of
Exemption Board Refuses Four Claims in Carbon County
Last Thursday the Carbon County exemption board denied four exemption claims after medical and other checks. Most claims were granted, but district board in Cheyenne may disallow several locally approved exemptions. Married men w ithout dependents were commonly rejected. Names listed include Ambrose Hix Hanna Jake Sanifer Fort Steele Pat Hickey Rawlins and others with numerous exempted aliens and dependents. Reverend Michael Healy of Cheyenne exempted as a minister.
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Carbon County Exemption Board
Cheyenne
Ambrose Hix
Hanna
Jake Sanifer
Fort Steele
Pat Hickey
Rawlins
John Gabriel Boberg
Tilt Mountain
Vegranit Frances
Nick Tomas
Sam Stathos
John Trakakis
Geo. Trakakis
John Meares
John Storren
Juan Lopez
Chas. J. Larson
Francesco Martinez
Harry Montvoures
Sanchi Nisimura
Ranjins
Geo
Town Council Minutes and Approved Bills October 1 1917
The town council met in regular session October 1 1917 with Mayor Rankin presiding. Bills approved included coal for the city hall 13 75 water Sept 6 00 and W Burke salary 15 00 irrigation water Aug 6 00. Council adjourned after formal approval and tabled irrigation bill for Sept investigation.
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Rankin Presid
Rankin
Sproat
Crout
Englehart
Loldier
C. R. Fairman
Coal City
Hall
J. C. Rankin
W. C. Burke
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Stock Growers State Bank
Wyoming
Platte Valley
A. Cook
President
Fred B. Durrie
Bohn Hotel
Ladies Aid Meeting
Ren Bashore
Royce Boyd
Denver Suttles
Guy
Weston
Denver
Carl Rashley
Wim. Englehart
Harry Ball
Healert Swartz
Beaver Creek
W. F. Hopka
C. A. Kolling
D. J. Crout
Kil Crout
Portland
Narlan Nickell
Ava Kennedy
Hrice
South
Glen Scott
Mrs.Kirkpatrick
Texas
S. Park
al Anderson
Indiana
Howard Larlin
Parkison Ranch
Mrs
Chas. Senger
Frank Boyd
Harry Neiswender
Hills
Terwilleger
Ed Newman
Cow Creek
Joe Munz
Marjorie
Francis Heaton
Laramie
Tilton & Crout
Couzen Company
Scotty Speed
Rob't Hagerwan
W. FP. Hooke
Joe Ranisin
Saratogs
Quivey
Battle Lake Country
McClusky
Vanelien
Marion
Dr.Irwin
C. H. Kolling
Russell Parr
E. H. Parkison
Frank Houston
G. C. Baker
Sartoga
A. A. McKay
C A. Relling
York
Neb
Kolling
Archie Anderson
Fred’ Currie
Dr. Turner
Myrtle Dunbar
Jim Anderson
Pearl Madden
John Winner
Mary Bolin
Mrs. Winner
Chicago
State Bank
Chas, H. Sanger
H. A. Hunter
F. H. Healey Cashier
Hos
E. Tyler
Cyrus L. Crensaw
John R. Mann
Las. Massey
Roy A. Jackson
Roy Painter
Antoni Holma
Wm. A. Briggs
Wm. Norris
Wm. A. Waite
Fred C. Schriber
John L. Smith
John B. Hughes
Hannalfred E. Manor
Chas. H. Rose
Kenl BE. Waite
Newt Doggett
Geo. Stockwell
Walcott
Walter McPherson
Ages
Harry Ream
John A. Johns
Savery
Chauncey F. Trask
John Wilcox
Lee Wilcox
Robert T. Davis
Carl Dolling
Mlk Mountain
Michael Healy
Council Proceedings
R&c. Co
G.W. Plummer
Wyo
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